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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1945
Page
17
The article discusses a smear campaign against a figure named Chandler in Versailles, naming individuals and local clubs. It notes Chandler's planned resignation and potential move to a new major league beacon in Cincinnati, reflecting ongoing political tension and media manipulation.
Parkviews plans a fast grid program with area teams. The roster lists players such as Gene Pee, Bruno Bovine, Leiti Caruso, and John A. Cardinute as manager, with positions noted and several seniors named in the lineup.
A fragmented report notes Michigan 11 departing for New York with unclear details. The brief mentions an AnD anes squad, Pim, and a forthcoming Army engagement tomorrow, but many names and specifics remain obscured in the OCR text.
Detroit previews show potential lineup changes as veterans like Roger Cramer and Jimmy Blendworth vie for spots. Beamon and O'Neill are noted, with Greenberg possibly returning to first base and Dick Wanerfield McCosny among contenders for key roles. The camp in Lakeland, Florida, signals a shift from last season as the Tigers aim to defend their title with a reshaped roster.
The Sanbutta The Manhattens led the Indus League with near 2ngle and a 563 triple. Adelaide Clement posted 439 with a high single of 144 in the Mayfair Victory League. Key scores included Cle ment 425, Hogan 425, and Clement 492 in various matches, with Troy Cox and others winning multiple games.
Listed entries show a Bath race meeting with purse values and pace details. Names such as Tre 8 Anetok Buhiss and Par so DF On Pesos appear amid garbled OCR, indicating a pacing event with a $230 purse and multiple heats.
Kate Volo, a leading horse in Saratoga Raceway, wins a main event with Windsor setting the pace and True Hat among top contenders. Di the pet and Lady Diana also place, while Beain favorite fails to clear. purse listed at $1,040 with $15 divisions and daily doubles noted.
On the eve of departure for tomorrow's Harvard game at Cambridge coach Elmer Ubbam announced two veterans who earned starting roles last week would start. Center Johnainy Smith from Ontario and halfback Dick Garri arold, son of UC coach Luste Garnish, were named in the lineup as Rochester Rivermen prepared for the contest with a light workout.
Greensboro NC reports pitcher Max Lanier is discharged from Fort Bragg and will stay in Denton for a time before heading to Missouri to resume baseball training. The St. Louis Cardinals southpaw plans to sharpen his shooting eye for hunting before spring drills begin.
Mark Randall of Troy has been appointed supervisor of swimming at Colgate University. He will oversee all phases of the program, which includes requirements for graduation and extensive coaching duties. Randall's background includes Springhill College graduation in 1933, coaching roles at Hamilton College, and leadership in municipal, high school, and national swimming programs.
Long World Series tied and records fall as 333,457 fans witness performances by Detroit and Chicago players. Claude Passeau and Stan Hack star with bat and glove, while Hal Newhouser and other pitchers post strikeout marks across a dramatic seven-game classic.
The La Salle Institute gym hosts two four round pro bouts as the season opener. Pat Smith of Schenectady faces Johnny Sarrath in a lightweight contest, while Albany rivals Young Chapgie and George McKinney meet again in a welterweight clash. The show features 30 total rounds and highlights Williams of Albany versus Kerr of Brooklyn for the main event. Williams has six straight wins since Army release and Kerr has 36 victories.
Ray, the Florida-born slugger, knocked out Jimmy Gardner in 48 seconds of the opening heat. Gardner weighed 185, Ray 197. Referee Joe Louis watched as Gardner dropped to the canvas.
Bud Shirk of Lebanon Pennsylvania enters two cars for Altamont races tomorrow with Lee Wallard and Vic Newman both of Lebanon as drivers in the SEOVERS program. Ted Horn trio of Offenhausers will race against Johnny Carpenter and others, with time trials at 12:90 and races set for 2 p.m.
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